Question

Кошкам -фонетический разбор

Answer 1

Кошкам - 2 слога, ударение на  о
к [к] - согласный, твердый парный, глухой парный
о [о] - гласный, ударный
ш [ш] - согласный, твердый непарный, глухой парный
к [к] - согласный, твердый парный, глухой парный
а[а] - гласный, безударный
м [м] - согласный, твердый парный, звонкий непарный
Итого 6 букв, 6 звуков

Answer 2

Кошкам ( к о ш /к а м )  2 слога
к (к) согл, пар, глух
ш(ш) согла, пар, глух
к(к) согл , глух, пар
а(а) глас, безуд
м ( м) согл , звоннк, непарн
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6букв, 6 звуков

Answer 3

Phonetic Analysis of Cats

When it comes to the phonetic analysis of the word "cats," we can break it down into individual sounds or phonemes. The word "cats" consists of three phonemes: /k/, /æ/, and /ts/. Let's break it down further:

1. The first phoneme is /k/. It is a voiceless velar stop sound. To produce this sound, the back of the tongue contacts the soft part of the roof of the mouth (the velum), blocking the airflow. Then, the tongue releases, creating a sudden burst of sound.

2. The second phoneme is /æ/. It is a short vowel sound known as the "ash" sound. To produce this sound, the mouth is open, and the tongue is low and flat. The sound is similar to the "a" in "cat" or "bat."

3. The third phoneme is /ts/. It is a voiceless alveolar affricate sound. To produce this sound, the tongue touches the alveolar ridge (the ridge behind the upper teeth), creating a partial blockage of airflow. Then, the tongue releases, producing a hissing sound.

So, when we put these three phonemes together, we get the word "cats" pronounced as /kæts/.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.